Brad Johnson graduated from Florida State University and was selected in the ninth round of the 1992 draft by the Minnesota Vikings as quarterback. In 1999, Johnson was traded to the Washington Redskins. Johnson made the 1999 pro-bowl and was NFC Offensive Player of the Week twice that year. In 2001, Johnson was traded to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In 2002, Johnson led the team to its first ever Super Bowl and Johnson earned his second pro-bowl. In 2005, Johnson was reunited with his old team. Johnson was traded back to the Minnesota Vikings and in 2006 was named starting quarterback. In 2007 the Vikings traded Johnson to the Dallas Cowboys.

Johnson was the backup quarterback to Tony Romo in 2007. He saw limited action but a nice Cowboys representation. Johnson donned the offered size "48" jersey worn on 10/8/07 @ Buffalo. The pullover, which still smells of game action, features limited use. The front left tail has the Reebok jock tag with a size "48" flag tag. Note the open quarterback cut sleeves. Three labels are visible in the collar: "07-48", Prova Group, and Prova number (XAE0266FFD).

COA from Cowboys/Steiner.View Lot Detail page